Mey's 1995 album "Zwischen Zürich und zu Haus" is a collection of new songs that explore themes of travel, home, and personal reflection, presented in his signature style. The album reached number 19 on the German charts.
- The album was recorded in various locations, reflecting its theme of travel, including studios in Berlin and Zurich.
- Notable tracks include "Männer, watched ihr's nicht?" and the title track "Zwischen Zürich und zu Haus", which became fan favorites.
- The album was released by Intercord and reached number 19 on the German album charts in late 1995.
Reinhard Mey is a German singer-songwriter, known for his witty and often melancholic songs in the Liedermacher tradition. In 1995, Mey was at a mature stage of his career, having already achieved significant success over several decades in the German-speaking world.
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